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Demography Is Not Destiny

Michael S. Teitelbaum · Jay Winter · Phillip Longman

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Michael S. Teitelbaum and Jay Winter criticize Phillip Longmans essay The Global Baby Bust which examines the threat of population decline. Teitelbaum and Winter argue that it is simply not credible to explain the turbulence of the contemporary world by pointing to declining fertility rates alone. This attributes far more geopolitical significance to demographic trends that they deserve. A reply by Longman is presented. (authors)

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